re: Who has 2 or more P5 OOC Opponents on your Reg Season Sched in 2024?

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Looks it up… they have won 5 or fewer more time than 7 or more the last ten years. 4 seasons of 10 or more since 1990. They are actually averaging 5. Something the last 10 years.

Did you think no one had access to the internet?

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As I stated (multiple times), GT had a bad coach hire who had 3 straight 3-win seasons followed by a 5-win season (of which he won only 1 of the 5 games before being fired). If you go back 10 years, those 4 years will have a huge impact on their overall performance as they make up 40% of the seasons.

In the other 6 years, GT averaged EXACTLY 7 wins a year. In the 10 prior to that they averaged almost 8. Even with the 4 Collins seasons added in for the last 20, they averaged 6.8 wins a year.(4 wins shy of 7 wins a season over 20 years, so if Collins had just been a 4-win a year coach rather than a 3-win a year coach they'd have been there).

So while you have access to the internet, you apparently don't have access to much knowledge of English (needed to read the posts of others) or math (to calculate GT's average other than the 4 horrible Collins seasons which had been stipulated to be outside the norm).


And GT last year in their first season without collins... won 7 games. Just like their average.

From 2000 on, GT has 165 wins and 139 losses (6.9 wins vs 5.8 losses).
Tennessee is 165-125 (I assume they've had to forfeit some wins). 6.9 wins vs 5.2 losses.
Ole Miss is 157-137 . 6.5 wins vs 5.7 losses.
South Caroina is 168 wins vs 131 losses. (7 wins vs 5.5 losses)
Arkansas has 152 wins vs 146 losses (6.3 wins vs 6.1 losses).
Mizzou has 174 wins and 127 losses (7.3 wins vs 5.3 losses).

These are the SEC teams that GT is similar to this century, even with The 4 horrible Collins years included.

They aren't Vandy (96 wins and 191 losses, 4 wins vs 8 losses). they weren't even at Vandy level for Collins' 4 year tenure, but even with that they've been a team at the Ole Miss/Arkansas/South Carolina level since the turn of the century.. Not the Vandy level. Saying that shows a lack of knowledge about college football.